HOW TO LEARN ENGLISH (or any language) the Easy Way | Get into THE ZONE

In this video we look at learning English another language or anything using the flow system as suggested by Hungarian psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi.
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[@capuano3d]

Content in this channel is such an oasis and you make real sense of the word "sharing" - highly inspiring

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thank you some much for your kind words. They inspire me.

[@ElseNoOone]

agree!!

[@user-gv8tp1qh6d]

Gideon's videos are the best ones!! Inspiring and fun!!!!

[@KristianKumpula]

I've been learning German for the past few years and it seems that I've been a pretty fast learner. I think it has a lot to do with the fact that I've spent quite a bit of that time playing videogames with German localization, reading German novels or novels translated into German, and watching German videos and movies, which I find a lot more enjoyable than just going through textbooks.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

It seems you've found your path. Happy learning.

[@herosstratos]

My experience is, that listening to songs sung in the concerning language can really be helphful.

[@lax-production8093]

Wunderbar dann kannst du dir unsere Videos ansehen Al. Fritz

[@pepahumanyak3094]

Wonderful video! I would like more videos like this, philosophy, literature, psychology. An intellectual feast in an English lesson. Thank you!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

These are all subjects that interest me so I hope to make more such videos soon. Take care

[@rudolfblaha7701]

ive been learning english for about 20 years, and i never get bored. i watch films and i read books in english. learning english became a part of my life. i believe i will die learning it

[@naomiseraphina9718]

Hi, Gideon, my name is Naomi, and I am an American who is currently learning the Irish language, on my own, from a constantly-evolving collection of materials. I want to say that I really enjoy your videos, and I find them helpful and inspiring, even though they have nothing directly to do with Irish. In particular, I resonated with what you stated in this video about the Zone, and the state of FLOW. I wouldn't be able to continue my own studies day after day, if I didn't have methods of attaining that state of mind, and it's good to know that I'm doing something right when I lose myself for periods of time in my language learning. Many have been the times in which hours have disappeared as if by magic as I gleefully look up word after word, building mental bridges between the disparate elements of language I have collected. There is a particular state of manic joy which occurs when something I'm discovering slots neatly into some other piece of information that I learned in the past, and a whole new range of understanding suddenly unfolds in my mind. In those moments I feel that way a scientist or archaeologist must feel as they uncover a previously hidden truth, or unearth some lost chapter of the past... it's exhilarating to say the least. My favorite tool/practice for achieving this state of mind is a series of journals I'm keeping into which I am attempting to contain all of the language I'm learning, as I learn it. The books are divided into sections that correlate to areas of speech as I understand them, and thus they are very accessible to my brain because they are also a product of my brain. As I work, I am essentially creating the language-learning reference book that I WISH already existed, so the process of discovery is also a creative project. I am never happier than when I am darting from dictionary to grammar book to online dictionary to KZbin, to... wherever, and all the glorious words are falling like snow into my mind... it's worth getting out of bed for, I can tell you that much!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Very interesting. Why, of all languages, did you choose to learn Irish?

[@otavio.a.8.r]

That's totally true, I only started to improve my English skills when I found a way to enjoy studying it.

[@HanemanHunters]

You don't beat around the bush, Sir! Excellent content through and through!

[@nishattamanna2372]

I loved the types of happiness- "Hedonistic" and "Eudaimonic". I'm gonna remember this 😄

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Yes, it's an important distinction

[@mw6267]

I moved to Britain but did not have enough motivation to study English.All those conventional language schools, esol, well it was just depressing really, perhaps i wanted more challenge and so. once upon a time my life crushed and i was wandering on the streets under the rain.. suddenly i spotted a book in a black cover lying by the rubbish bin. it turned out to be a Bible (not that of king James edition, a readable one), I picked it and started reading it.. WOW I was not too religious in terms of rituals etc, but that when I realised that the text in the Bible reflects the deepest content ever, and it is given sparsely, let's say, it doesn't go into detail, you must get into that flow and it starts showing up, or rather engulfing you... I read Old and New Testaments and that helped me to learn to express myself in Engish, first in writing, subsequently, I became fluent to such a degree that I did MA at uni, enjoyed it a lot and even got complimented on my writing. Since then I have read the Bible in my native language. Informal education hah .. currently, translating is my main and favourite occupation

[@mw6267]

Just wanted to add that Gideon is simply the best, he is not only about the rules etc, but clearly, a person who loves English and at the same time he is not a type of a bore: "look'ere, I'll tich ya". Guess, he has some mixed nationality background, could be half French perhaps? Lots of charisma))

[@pattywangu2650]

@@mw6267 ...sorry but Nobody believes your story....your English language is get too prefect from it to be a second language....a good story ...

[@ericcartier2233]

you are even more clever than I expected you to be. You are the bet teacher online

[@Jinjukei]

You are simply a brilliant teacher!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

It is you who are brilliant.

[@cuac5869]

I learned english because I love to watch tv shows. I had some basics before but not even enough to have conversation. Then I spent a year watching tv shows and improved to a B2 and now I'm C1. Honestly just use what you normally enjoy doing in your language and do it in the language you want to learn.

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

Speaking about grammar I am weird too I love grammar and when I find some explanations about certain grammatical constructions I feel an internal satisfaction. Do you think that I should go to the doctor? seriously no, it is only I installed into the zone.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Yes, you should definitely see a doctor. Tell me what he/she says. Don't forget to take the tablets.

[@llamingo696]

Welcome to the secret grammar society

[@linkintheforest]

@@llamingo696 jajajaja I want belong too

[@mariacebrecos303]

Same here.

[@ludmilamaiolini6811]

I also like grammar, but after I’m exposed to the target language, notice new sentence constructions, try to solve the puzzle and then grammar gives me the answer. If I learn grammar in isolation, it’s okay, I feel like I’m making progress, but it isn’t as fun

[@antonellarega4547]

I think that to find enjoyable any kind of learning a very good teacher is absolutely indispensable. I have heard of you and your lessons from a friend of mine. She said that they were brilliant. She was right! Thank you for sharing them I feel that I am entering into the Zone!

[@naomica9014]

Well, I’m learning English since I was a kid but, just some words or with video games and cartoons but, I didn’t have no one to practice because I didn’t know someone who speaks English very good so, now thanks to ALL the technology that we have i am meeting people from all the world and it’s a very great and enjoyable way to learn a language and of course watching Netflix or some videos in the language you want to learn is the best thing that we can do :)

[@clairevandersluis4849]

First, I would like to say I enjoy your channel tremendously. I found it through my adoration of books and language. I am in the process of simultaneously learning two languages, Dutch and Turkish. I am finding the Turkish language easier to pick up. Intellectually, Dutch should be the easier language for me to learn as I am a native English speaker and Dutch and English come from the same parent language. I think, Turkish is coming more quickly due to finding my “Zone” more readily. As I mentioned earlier, l love books...but more importantly I love a good story. I have found no end to Turkish content on KZbin and on paper. I am struggling to find similar in Dutch. I am not widely fond of reality tv, which seems less like reality and more like contrivance, which eliminates a lot of the current Dutch television programming. I do love to cook, so my last trip to Aruba in addition to purchasing Judas in the Dutch language, I purchased two cookbooks hoping that they would help me find my Dutch “Zone”. I am open to any and all suggestions if you or any of your followers know any good Dutch stories. I am open to books, tv and/or movies. I do find that hearing native speakers really helps me with pronunciation and am really looking for something with an audible content. In a separate video, you mentioned reading a classic in a language you are learning and that is something I hadn’t considered reading a classic translated into the language I am learning, lots of good stories there. ☺️ Teşekkürler! Dank je wel!

[@stoicsamson2940]

You are the only stoic English teacher I've known, not only on KZbin.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I never thought of myself as stoic. I'll take it as a compliment. Thanks

[@marianalacruz4890]

Do you know what stoic means? If that's the case, could you tell me what is it for you?

[@user-iw9zo6mm1c]

Hello everyone, I'm from Siberia and I adore learining english. I hope I'll pass my exams perfectly next year and I become a great interpreter after university.

[@IrinaVorobjova137]

Thank you very much! This video is full of advice. I am fluent in Russian because it's my mother tongue. I am almost fluent in Lithuanian because I live in Lithuania and work here as a University lecturer. I have been studying Italian for 4 years. English was my "working" language because I am an IT lecturer and used to use it for creating a curriculum of the subjects. Since my school childhood, I speak English terribly with an incorrect accent like many Russians born in the USSR. We didn't need to speak English because we used it only for reading topics and for translating them. It was so boring! :-D a Few years ago unexpectedly I found that English is as beautiful as Italian is! Now I have an objective: to learn to speak English as better as possible for me. Thanks once again for creating such interesting content! 👏🏻

[@olgamuntean9973]

I'm learning English and my best way to do it is through reading books: I started by listening to an audiobook while reading the book at the same time. Watching movies with English subtitles helped me a lot! And, of course, I'm watching KZbin videos made by such nice teachers like you!

[@paromaj9171]

I am scientist and I understand the "zone" because I get into this phase when I am analysing the data and preparing a talk/ paper. English is my third language but it deteriorated when I learned Italian. I enjoyed to learn Italian to understand the world around (I was in Italy) and I loved lyrics and music. But when in lodon, my ex boss dumped me so.much that I was not a native speaker that I got concern even to write. Sometimes I feel handicap due to his comments. It's very hard to work for a perfectionist. I wish to have time to learn languages and express myself better in all of them:)

[@mariacebrecos303]

I find it too difficult to perfectly know more than two languages. The more I study English, the more I acknowledge I still have a lot to learn. My mother tongue is Spanish and I was able to speak French pretty well, however, I'm losing my French for lack of practice, but I personally can't mix both foreigner languages (English and French). My advice to you is to focus on less material to learn. Better learning a few flawlessly than a lot of macaronic languages. Life is long enough, you will have time to learn, believe me. You've found your path, now follow it little by little.

[@aquarius4953]

Of course you are not an English native speaker you'll never be and so what ! Never,never,never excuse because your English isn't perfect. Theirs English, Americans, etc. isn't either. You are the one who makes the effort to learn or acquire it. Forget this stupid boss.

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

🇬🇧. You’re making mistakes in English but your meaning is perfectly clear. That’s the main thing.

[@OdamaKamayuka]

Hi! I'm learning Japanese and I'm enjoying it most of the time but as for every long term activity sometimes I lack a bit of motivation. The remedy I fond working quite well for me is learning kanji by getting into calligraphy, it makes this hard, slow, and sometimes frustrating process into a fun art class. It definitely helps a bunch to avoid relying too much on motivation alone. Finding ways to enjoy the process of learning itself is definitely the most reliable advice to give a language learner in my opinion! Cheers!

[@ilona101]

I reach the state of flow everytime I listen to your lessons Gideon! 😘👌💯

[@mariacebrecos303]

I know this state of mind since I was a child, 'cause I used to read intensively and I forgot about the time and everything else. Later it was the same with drawing, and with learning French; this last one I could reach a quite good level without setting foot in a French-speaking country. I guess it's a gift, one was born like that, but I reckon it probably can be developed if one really wants it. Where there's a will...

[@aquarius4953]

I think children are able to reach this "zone" easily.

[@FrancescaCaricato64]

I'm a knitter and a creative. I love reading book and articles and listening podcast about knitting, I think it's a fun way to learn english (and get into the zone!).

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Glad you've found your path. Enjoy learning and knitting

[@buonleo]

I was combing the channel looking for a video I hadn't seen yet, and this came up. My moment of hedonistic happiness is when I can find a good rule in English, but you're right it only lasts a short time, just long enough to find a score of exceptions 🤨. But that's why I like it. 🙂

[@paulojunqueira1000]

I must say that I could listen to you all day! Such an awesome teacher. Cheers from Brazil.

[@thevoid2406]

Well, I believe that my enjoyment lies mainly in the fact of try to get the British accent , I really love it each time more

[@alexeyratkin7961]

As for me, to reach this state I usually read detective stories, at the beginning I struggle to read, but towards the end of a story, I become so intrigued, that I can't stop reading, craving to know what happens in the end.

[@martinvlastanov7549]

My best method of learning is to use your videos for a dictation.Yes, it's listening, writing and reading,after that the info is useful and I have fun.Well,the subtitles aren't so proper all of the time but it's better then nothing.So, thanks a lot and break a leg ;) Stay mellow

[@Romalvx]

Again, you are a great teacher, because it looks that you are a great person. You are one of my mentors in teaching.

[@rezza2507]

Hi, Gideon! I am watching this video today. This is incredibly useful for all of us. 👍👍

[@LetThemTalkTV]

It makes me happy that you say that. Best wishes

[@rezza2507]

I do too. It was so nice to receive such best wishes. I appreciate it. Thank you so much for your great response. I was really pleased/blissful. Toodle-pip/Cheerio.

[@FranzBlomster]

I am learning danish and it is so difficult: pronunciation is hard. It's the kind of language that makes you feel so stupid when you try to speak it properly but hey...step by step I am catching it! Patience is the word...thanks for your videos!!!

[@Cathy-cj3dt]

Bravo, dear Colleague, on an inspiring and invaluable lesson! Thank you for exposing the snake-oil pedlars of miracle language learning cures and thank you for so eloquently and unequivocally pointing out that enjoying the process of learning is paramount to success, combined with long term application and commitment, of course. At times, I thought I could hear myself talking but it's always so much better coming from you! Take care and good health.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

You express it brilliantly

[@pablogonzalezmateos3166]

It's so wise, so deep, it's not just English teaching but thinking and philosophy. Amazing. Thank you, you're the best!

[@entusiastasdalinguaitalian7793]

Hello teacher Gideon! Good evening! I learned firstly Italian with a method that I found: the immersion in the language! I listened a lot of the language, conditioning my brain to understand it and secondly I tried to speak it! In a few of months I've been able to understand the people and to express myself in the language! After, I did the same thing with English and now I'm improving my Spanish skills. I'd like to say you that you're the bestest teacher on KZbin I know! I'm speaking from Brazil. Have a nice day! 😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@albertforgaalberich5484]

I honestly think that a good way to learn English is subscribing to this channel and watch on a regular basis your videos. Really interesting stuff, mate. Thanks for sharing it.

[@nathaliesmile3643]

You do the great work, Gideon! And it's not only about teaching language. You strive to bring the person back to himself, his individuality and uniqueness. That's admirable! I do love your efforts and enthusiasm!

[@georgiacosta6201]

Hello, Gideon! I'm from Brasil, found your videos this week and I'm very grateful! You're a great teacher, the lessons becames such easy with you. I'm very shy about speak and write in english, but after watch this video I decided that I'll write comments in every video that I watch. Let's see what can happen! Thank you for your job!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

The fact that you've taken the time and effort to write a comment shows you are on a good path. I thank you for your kind words

[@guilhermefigueiredo766]

Deixa eu adivinhar, Olavo de Carvalho?

[@practiceyourinfinitysabrin6648]

Damn, your videos are becoming my ZONE! ×××

[@barbaraalvez9944]

I go along with you certainly. Been teaching English for twenty Three years to Argentina speakers. Thanks for saying things as they really are.

[@HugoMartinez-zl8ic]

Hello teacher Gideon, hope you are doing well. Nice to see you back on the youtube. I´ve been learning a lot through your videos. Especially during the lockdown. you have a knack for teaching! and also to choose relevant topics for advanced students. have a good day.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I'm glad to hear that. I hope lockdown is easing where you are. Take care

[@ultiumlabs4899]

I can feel you really know what you're talking about. thanks. subscribed.

[@abdelkaderboukleka6629]

Actually , I feel a strong relationship between me and English language, it's a part of me . I'd a lot of problems in the learning journey , bad teachers with very bad pronunciation , and lack of learning resources ( before internet ) . The language LOVE pushed me to find different solutions for learning my preferred language . One of these solutions is reading about famous persons from different cultures of the world , it helped me to get and enrich my vocabulary . Thanks for your efforts my respectful teacher . Abdelkader , Algeria.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thank you Abdelkaber for your story. Best wishes

[@abdelkaderboukleka6629]

@@LetThemTalkTV You're welcome sir , I try to do my best . Thanks again for your efforts.

[@edu4fc]

I’m learning German (at the basics), I’m a native Spanish speaker and I don’t know how, but I learned to understand English (reading and hearing) at a high level although I get trouble to speak, I’ll watch more of your videos to find help with that. Also, I’d like to start by reading anthologies of short stories in German to try to improve.

[@alejandrawalzermoskovic9590]

I like your method! Thank you so much for your videos. Unfortunately I don't have currently too many opportunities to speak English in Madrid.... hope this will change soon.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I'm surprised. Madrid is such a cosmopolitan city. Good luck

[@alejandrawalzermoskovic9590]

@@LetThemTalkTV Sure! It's because of the lockdown...

[@Eduard-ne2ff]

Hello, great video, please do not stop and make next New one! Thanks

[@StuffMadeOnDreams]

Very good pieces of advice here. Gideon's comments are Socratic in nature.

[@lucianoazevedo4199]

Great tips.. great job.. as always.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Great comment as always

[@ahasan1906]

Listening to you is enjoyable. In london for 5 years and still struggle with pronunciation and understand local dialects.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

It takes time carry on learning. Thanks

[@helenemaja0912]

They also speak weird in london

[@siriogori7119]

In my case at the time with the English: I connected it with the passion of films…so I started to watch everything in English (+ sub in English). With the learning of German i did many things together Tandems+German Netflix series+language courses, etc. Usually with the multi-faceted approach wins. Yes it takes a lot of time.

[@puchululina]

I appreciate too much your teachings, you are the only one who inspires me to continue studying English. When I was young I studied British English (and still love it) but at this moment I have my eldest son living in Australia and the youngest one living in USA and...what a mess! Their intonation and pronunciation differs a lot. Thanks for being there, see you in next video!

[@marianalacruz4890]

What I do, when I'm learning English, is to read phonetic books, grammar books, vocabulary books, etc. until I stop enjoying it and I find it difficult to concentrate. When that moment arrives, I don't force myself to keep going, but I move to an easier task such us watching English videos, reading English tales or novels, or something else that makes me put into practice all that I've been learning, in a fun way, I fill in my breaks with more English but less hard tasks. I think that I really get into my zone each time I read English, hours fly without me noticing it

[@aquarius4953]

So in fact it is the same as : I take an hammer and I hit my knee until I realize it hurt. After that I watch a movie and I feel better. Sure.

[@marianalacruz4890]

@@aquarius4953 jajaja are you comparing doing grammar exercises with kicking your knee with a hammer? Gosh, learn English as you please, if you notice improvements go ahead

[@roshangupta4842]

You explained it beautifully...Sir. I've improved my English very much with your help. I can't thank you enough🤗🤗 Love from India...

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I can't thank you enough for your kindness. Best wishes

[@alexandergonczaryk6083]

Your videos inspire me to continue learning English, to improve my skills, to create

[@bartolomeopatricio1373]

For most of my life I never got in the zone. I don´t get in the zone easily because I have a mind that diverges alot, I like alot of subjects . I start alot of things and don´t finish most, disorder and unfinished things accumulate around me and friction increases if I don´t do something about it. Something that helped me to get in the zone is to understand myself, I used Jordan Petersons big 5 personality model, which gave me the vocabulary to describe who I am, not very industrious, average orderly, neurotic, extroverted, stubborn, which sounds bad but its just who one is and there is no shame in that. For a long time my goal has been french, and I feel good about it this time, as you beautifully put it, I am "engenieering my success" and I am not relying on a curriculum. Very informative, thank you!!!

[@samyeung9008]

I looove yr witty style with a bit of sarcasm!

[@johnagiorg129]

Hello Gideon! I found your advice very interesting and helpful. I strongly agree with you. My experience fits to your suggestions. I am 61 years old and I am learning English about 5 years. I passed throuht different states. Sometimes I felt disaqppointed and others I felt excited. I just kept to learn even when I was comfused. My progress was subtle and suddenly I realised I could undrestand the meaning of a conversation. Now I am keeping to learn. I watch o lot of videos on KZbin including of those of LetThemTalk. Thanks for your works. You point out important aspects of learning a language.

[@aquarius4953]

Attention John. I've been learning English for five years. Present perfect in English. Forget your native automatisms .

[@jollysharma9389]

Another great guidance thanks for boosting us

[@LetThemTalkTV]

My pleasure.

[@isabelatence7035]

Hi Gideon, your look is amazing, summer is in Paris. Very interesting to know about the state of flow, we can apply it to our activities, in the past I did not like to study English, Facebook appeared, started another step to communicate with people, English is fundamental, using English in communication daily for 10 years, many challenges like reading a book without using the translator, I went ahead because I like reading, learning new things every day, the pleasure in learning English is what made me grow, motivation is watching your videos📚🎧 thanks for your help..

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Thanks seems you've found the good path. I'm happy you like the videos.

[@isabelatence7035]

Teacher, if you think I found it, it's because it's true .. It made me cheer up 🤩 Thanks for your attention🤗

[@monicas.701]

HELLO , SWEETHEART !!!!!!!! THANK YOU MY WORLD BEST TEACHER ANYTIME AND EVERYWHERE I GO !!! THANK YOU FOR STAYING TRUE TO YOUR TASK AND BEING SO ACCURATE IN YOUR TEACHING . MUCH LOVE , SWEETHEART !!!!!!!!!!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Your kindness shines through the comments. Take care

[@edgardo9967]

I'm learning English now. This video was very useful to me! Thank you so much from Argentina!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

If you found it useful that makes me happy. Best wishes to you and Argentina

[@edgardo9967]

@@LetThemTalkTV cheers, Gideon! :D

[@Laura-xz9ev]

I do love your hair style!

[@ShanomoBro]

I also resonate with the points from my fellow English teacher made here, it's best to find enjoyable & productive ways to learn a language that fits YOU! I like using flash cards for writing/reading Japanese Kanji on an app called anki, but many find it extemely boring; I would never watch kid shows for learning, but I know one person who liked to learn listening in British English from the children's show Peppa Pig! The only priviso is, please talk to others in the language even if you sometimes make mistakes, as it's important to understand that mistakes are part of learning rather than just 'frustrating', and can be funny if you accept them! Good luck everyone! P.S. Eudaimonic sounds like a good band name, thanks for the new vocab!

[@albertodmajano]

I'm getting into that state of flow watching this video with subtitles! I'm from spain

[@marita7424]

I agree with everything you said. This is so true, very accurate and makes perfect sense. Remember all stages of learning a foreign language as an adult, I'm still learning. You're an extra ordinary teacher, Gideon. Learning a foreign language it's on going process which never ends, not supposed to. There is always a lot of knowledge and skills to acquire, a lot of vocabulary to memorize including the one I call 'smart and sophisticated'. In this case, being greedy is acceptable and works well. ;) The most amazing is to start feeling the spirit of the this new language. In my opinion every language is somehow like a living organism therefore I'm talking about spirit. I discovered this phenomenon and recognized the beauty of English by listening Leonard Cohen /speaking/, in many interviews I've been watching. Answering questions, he was able to express his mind deeply without loosing a single word. Simply a master of articulation. His writing represents another level or artistry. This is what the language is about. Yes, when listening Leonard Cohen's speech I'm in the state of flow. Exactly. The understanding is easy, gets into me and magically takes me to... another dimension. I almost feel as if English is my first language. Isn't it ridiculous. (?) For sure it is.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Glad to hear you found your flow. Thanks

[@ismaelcaliz2705]

I think You are right, Gideon. I founded that zone years ago studing musics, and I remember having found it again studing other things like trick cards or English. It,s a very good advice of that kind of things taht You knew in any moment of your life and You have forget. Thank You Gideon. By they way, ir,s easier to find the zone with your videos, it,s a fantástic work. Thank You Gideon.

[@CELINE0355]

Listening to your inspiring,involving speech..a "Flow state"!Your lessons always make me experience that "blissful immertion" in learning your beautiful,enjoyable language.Thanks so much!💕

[@LetThemTalkTV]

You express it well. Thanks

[@dudablack2426]

Hi Gideon, as always I’ve loved the video, thanks for being so inspiring!! Stay safe 😄😉

[@ronaldsgroi9112]

Suggestion: Setting the stage/environment within the mind for maximizing focus. Enthusiasm, which one can choose through visualizing and feeling the success want to achieve. This will lead to inspiration to passion to capability to accomplishment. Enjoyment makes one's mind more subtle and focused. Consciousness is a powerful tool... learning how to get one's self out of it's way is a process of unlearning or letting go of limitations we have placed on ourselves. It can be as simple as appreciating one's self. Everyone has gifts their born with, finding them, using them well...

[@magorzataprawica756]

That's the heart of the matter, as always. Thanks a lot! Best wishes and stay healthy🍀❤

[@kurtrimmler7727]

Thank you for all your helpful videos! Before I knew it, I hated grammar. Now I use it to get better, thanks to your explanations

[@MF-wy4zt]

You’re so so complete and brilliant teacher! Thank you

[@user-pi2te6zm2o]

How do I get to the zone? Now it's simple! Enjoying your extraordinary channel, Sir! It's so cheering and so intelligent! You're that silver bullet to me!

[@Ricardo-xg6gx]

As I was listening to you I started to understand what lately I had felt, suddenly I noticed that I can spend hours and hours learning English, it was a new experience, until then it had been very hard, I can't explain how and why, but it was evident that I started to be another person to face my learning, nowadays I know that I am far away from my goal but if I continue being motivated I will stay in the zone and all will be possible. Thanks and cheers.

[@yetsimarin]

I'm learning English and I enjoy watching your videos... Thank you!!

[@iulianamarciuc6257]

Amazing video! Thanks!

[@andybarzagli1348]

Very interesting and inspiring video. Really a great teacher, Gedeon, compliments.

[@hayyanalali1394]

You are the best of the best ❤️ Thanks for giving us such magnificent lessons. From Syria ❤️

[@LetThemTalkTV]

You are the best. Greetings to you and Syria

[@hayyanalali1394]

@@LetThemTalkTV 💕💕💕

[@vadimazarkh]

Incredibly helpful advise.Thank you sir.Thats exactly how I learnt and now I help others to learn English.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

That's great. Many thanks

[@UlIxes1]

You tube started proposing your videos again. This video is quite true (the best in any field are not those who do things just for money or prizes); also the funny "worst student" Anna is actually the perfect replica of the few Russian ladies I got to know in Italy. I was surprised she didn't ask you money to buy some lizard skin shoes for coming to your lessons 😃 I removed my previous hello, time ago, where you kindly answered, because someone started asking me questions regarding the "capital city" where I live but mine is only a hello and bravo to you. Ciao/au revoir from the ex Londoner.

[@lorenasmartevents5354]

Wow, you look smashing in red! Thx for sharing this info.. That book review made me understand many things about learning! Pretty interesting. Thx.

[@maikoangelo4203]

Much respect, sir. Love the content of your channel.

[@mariacebrecos303]

By the way, I want to add my gratitude to you for these strikingly efficient and helpful videos. When I watch them, I have a whale of a time; moreover, I learn a lot. You never cease to amaze me pleasantly. Greetings from Santander, Spain. :)

[@kauserperween216]

Amazing as usual 😍😍.. I just came across your channel a few days ago and now I'm really in love with it.. Thanks a million Sir.. Lots of love and respect to you ❤️ ❤️.From India ...

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Welcome aboard. Thank you so much it heartens me to hear you like the videos .best wishes.

[@kauserperween216]

Thank u so much Sir for your lovely reply. 🥰🥰

[@lucasrsalazar]

Amazing video. I'm a brazillian software engineer and I can relate with this flow sensation when I'm coding. In terms of english, I've learned all I know just by waching youtube videos/movies (lots of them) and talking with myself like a lunatic. This certainly works! Looking foward for more videos like that. Much love.

[@m.hanysary179]

What is very interesting of your videos is the offering of psychological analysis of the learning process. For me I benefit from your lessons not only for the sake of improving my English but also to extend my knowledge especially those linked to how our brains work. Thank you very much Gideon.

[@ajairathi]

you are of grandad's age and thus I pay regards to you,and I'm all the very thankful for all the wonderful videos that you make,love you♥️🙏

[@katyajmukhadze4621]

I'm keen on learning new English words with their synonyms. So I look for credible videos here that offer exactly what I'm passionate about and "get into the zone" :)))

[@LetThemTalkTV]

That's a good way

[@injujuan8993]

Hello Gideon! Thank you for explaining everything so beautifully. I feel so lucky and happy to have such a fantastic teacher! 🙏❤💚🧡💙❤

[@LetThemTalkTV]

I feel lucky and happy to have such a fantastic student.

[@aliciagrau6430]

I love grammar too! I love your videos.Thank you!

[@sibastueldesconocidothaunk8006]

Fantastic video ,thanks a lot for the info !!!

[@LetThemTalkTV]

My pleasure

[@justrelax6144]

"as coisas só funcionam se estiverem fluindo " BRABOOOO

[@katerynahalosa3066]

Fully agree with you, God of teaching 🤘🏼 thanks for amazing content, such a particular information and thoughts you share 🤓

[@jikosak]

Excellent.,Thank you for opening this door that I didn’t even know existed

[@judyh.1192]

Thank you teacher for this fabulous lesson! Hope, lockdown in Paris will end soon. I have really learnt a lot from KZbin-videos on cooking and knitting and of course I am still learning.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Enjoy leaning and knitting. Best wishes

[@soledadearcoverde3223]

I loved this lesson. Thank you, teacher.

[@LetThemTalkTV]

Love your comment. Thanks

[@mashagal6444]

Hey teacher! Thank you for mentioning the Flow concept , I agree it’s extremely important to find your own flow in the area you want to succeed. You have to focus on the things you are interested in and do not disperse yourself to all available information. As for me, I come back to my favorite books and enjoy reading it in English. I’m also looking for a English learning buddy to exchange the opinion about books or movies. If anyone is interested, please reply

[@ronenr1405]

Great